Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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ALTIMCS, MEIIRAN All men have their faults: too much modesty is his. Football '37 '38 Student Council Representative Letterman's Club Hi Spots Staff BALLARD, MAE Kind thoughts and deeds reveal the true person. Entered from Sherwood Hi Pep Club Hi Spots Staff Girls Gym BILYEU, RHEA Merry as the day is long. Public Speaking Play Operetta '39 Annual Staff Home Economics Club Senior Play ISREMER, MARGARET A friend is worth all the hazards we can run. Public Speaking Play Public Speaking Club Senior Play Radio Shorthand CARSH. LAWERANCE A bold attempt is half success. Football Manager CLARK, HAZEL lt is the work you do, and the smile you wear. Commercial Club '37 '38 Radio Shorthand '38 '39 Girls' League Officer Hi Spots Staff Editor Ti-I' Tiger AMMONS, TOM Clever, witty, versatile and skillful Student Body tlffieer Class President '38 Public Speaking Club Hi Spots Staff IIAUICER, LaVERNE Never too busy to smile, Radio Shorthand Public Speaking Club tlirls League Officer Senior Play BRANDEL, EDWIN A man passes for what he is worth! Presient Hi-Y Animal Staff Baseball '38 '39 Public Speaking Club BROWN, DAVID A loyal, just and upright gentleman. Hi Spots Staff Annual Staff Public Speaking Play Class Officer Football Manager Letterman's Club CHANDLER, HARRY All great meu are dying: l don't feel so well myself. Football '36 '37 '38 Class Officer Public Speaking Club Letterman's Club Baseball '37 '38 CLARK. VERNA True knowledge consists in knowing things, not words. Commercial Club '38 '39 Radio Shorthand '38 '39 Chorus Pep Club

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ffl Letter of 'Thanks To Superintendent Fowler: VVords are sadly inadequate to convey our thanks. Since the day we came to you, eager, ignorant and just a trifle frightened, you have given us liberally of your time, experience, and wisdom. You have borne patiently with our youthful follies and en- couraged whatever latent ability you maye have discerned in us. Because of you, we shall leave high school and enter the strife of everyday world, with a sense of social obligation, an appreciation of the rights of others, and above all a determination to carry on. There is no material reward that can adequately com- pensate you for the good that you have done, but we hope that the thanks of the Senior class of '39 may in a slight measure show our appreciation. VVe are giving your photo- graph a place of honor in our V339 Album. Seniors of '39 6

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CUNKLIN. DOROTHY When joy and duty rlash, let duty go to smash. Operetta '37 Publir Speaking Play lli Spots Staff Annual Staff Stnior Play DENMAN, ROB!-IRT Good eompany in a journey makes the way to seem shorter. Football '36 '37 '38 Bgn. Public Speaking Play l.etterman's Club EZELL, MADLYN Quiet, but not asleep. Girls' Gym Operetta '37 Commercial Club Radio Shorthand '38 '39 FRINK. JOHN Ile is a wise fellow who speaks little. Transferred from Falls City, Ore., '37 HAGEN. BOB What rare l for wreaths that ran only give glory? JACK, IVAN One rannot always he a hero. lint one ean always he a man. Treasurer Publie Speaking t'lub Basketball Manager Class Officer Lt-tterman's Club t'lllT'l'llNllEN, l ltANt'l'iS Wisdom is the sunlight of tl1e soul. llperetta '37 '30 Hi Spots Editor Adv. Publ ie Speaking Play llgn. Publix- Speaking Play Pep t'lnb Senior Play H l'lAltL, lltlli A niee girl eonld do wonders with me.' Ili Spots Stall' Football '37 '38 Baseball '36 '37 '39 Public' Speaking Club 0l'l'lll'Sil'2l '3li Fl'lARlNG. EUGENE Not aw'd to duty by superior sway. llgn. Publis' Speaking Play Football Manager liasehall '36 '37 '39 Letterman's Club GOINS, BETTE Care tuurlies not her airy wings. Transferred front Exeelsior in '37 lign. Pnlnlie Speaking Play tlperetta '39 Senior Play llAltltlS. MARVIN ily favorite pastime is--being bashfnl Footllall '37 '38 Lettern1an's Club JOHNSON, EDNA She is blest, for sbe has the gift of making friends. President Girls' League tlperetta '35 '36 '37 '33 Vive-President hlusie t'lub Senior l'lay